basskitten
You should watch the film, it’s great!
I have my clipper card on my Apple Watch set to “express transit” mode. I just touch my watch to the gate reader. Don’t have to unlock or double click or anything. It’s instant. Def recommend
Still totally addicted to Remnant 2.
I just played this recently (also ps plus). It was really great!
I never played the first one.
Remnant 2. I’m super addicted to it. Was on a vacation this week so I’m really jonesing for a fix!
You can download lossless with Apple Music and listen to it with no data connection.
He technically didn’t. It was originally owned by George Lucas! But it was mostly just the cgi arm of his special effects. Jobs bought it off Lucas and turned it into the Pixar movie studio we think of today. (Jobs is credited as executive producer on the original Toy Story)
Cyberpunk 2077. I waited a year for the bugs to be sorted out, got it for half price, and it was just a very blah game. The Ascent is a way better game both in terms of being cyberpunk-y and also just being a fun game.
Just keep it on Catalina and use that until it dies. I gave my dad a 2011 MacBook Air a while ago and that hasn't been updated since High Sierra. It still works fine.
I had a poster of this on my wall in college. I stared at it for years, endlessly fascinated. Not only is it a beautiful picture, but it ties in directly with one of the songs on the album.
The song, "Houdini", is about the magician Harry Houdini. He also spent a lot of his time debunking spiritual/mystical frauds. He arranged a secret code with his wife Bess so that if he could indeed communicate with her from beyond death that she'd know it was really him.
In the picture, Kate is Bess. She's got a key in her mouth because that's how Houdini would do his escape act. He'd kiss his wife before he went into the tank and she'd smuggle the key into his mouth.
All of this is brilliantly reflected in the lyrics to the song as well. ("With a kiss I'd pass the key, and feel your tongue teasing and receiving.")
The most money I ever made in the music industry was being part of a class action lawsuit against MTV. Record sales and live shows are nothing.